I really get into role playing in skyrim. in this case i subscribed to a mod that lets you have more than one follower then made nords of the ancient snow. I got nords allover skyrim to follow me and make a small guild. tell me any role playing you did or guilds you created.

Just two, but the main one is one that the majority of my characters are in, it's a certain sect from the Legion, each of the people drafted in for certain purposes.

From fitting in and spying on what's going on without alerting anyone, to researching ancient magics and everything in between. They have way more freedom than the standard legionnaire.

The other one are the Tawel Nos, one of those hidden Orc factions, they take care of running things in the background, as well as doing "clean up" jobs.

I never thought you to be a Legion man.....interesting.

I have two role play guilds that I made on Xbox 360. The one is The Cult of Romulus, they are a secret cult of Legion supporters that hunt Storm-Cloaks in the night. The junior members are taken to the cave with all of the bandit pit dogs and are forced to fight them with only a dagger. If they survive then they are officially brought into the cult through ceremonial bathing in Riften's lake during a full moon. The senior members wear wolf armor with a bear fur helmet while the junior members wear basic fur armor augmented with steel or iron. Most of the recruits are followers that you can pick up in your travels and I crank the difficulty up from Novice to Adept for the initiation.

The other one is just my little guild of hunters that go around an gather furs and iron to sell to local villages. Nothing special but I enjoy roaming around the countryside instead of going from town to town for quests. Although I do occasionally accept quests from farmers and small villages like Rorikstead, so kind of like Skyrim Robin Hoods if you want to put a name to them.

Guild creation eh? Interesting.

Mine started as a kind of family drama between a brother and sister. Separated as children, each experiences their own unique trials and tragedy that shapes them as advlts. Somewhere along the way, as their stories parallel many in-game missions and events, they unknowingly cross paths during a deadly encounter. The brother later begins to put things together. He embarks on a personal quest to find his little sister, whom he thought long dead. Along the way, on both sides, other characters get pulled into their stories from specific followers to additional minor characters I've created but seldom play (like a bosmer hunter and a breton mage).